Sentence examples for he got the wrong idea from inspiring English sources

Over the next few months I've run into the same man often, and it has become clear that he got the wrong idea about the brief moment of good will between us.

If he gets the wrong idea, he might want to take it further than you intended.

"They implied... that I was being too friendly to him and smiling too much in the beginning so he probably got the wrong idea".

They also implied that he was married with kids, so he shouldn't want to hit on me, or that I was being too friendly to him and smiling too much in the beginning so he probably got the wrong idea.

When he began, he says, people got the wrong idea: "People were saying that I should hand over the cash and let them do it.

The mathematician, however, still doesn't like the way many of his colleagues are trying to predict the markets' ebb and flow--in fact, he thinks they've got the wrong idea entirely.

"The protesters have got the wrong idea," he said.

It's not that people have got the wrong idea about his temper, he says.

Then again, he said, "maybe it's entirely possible that I've got the wrong idea".

Naturally Jeremy got the wrong idea about where David was heading; he remained his usual cocky, superior self.

Before anyone got the wrong idea, O'Hair added: "I'm a competitor, almost to a fault.